Tillamook headlight., June 04, 1903, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 4
I applied to milk aliove the temperature
progress concerning
which
rest on ' of the human body makes the milk less
etary system,
Shoes for (Tien & Boys the principle of the gold standard, i digestible. The claim is made that the
According to the latest information 1 natural cows* milk, while it differs from
Nobby and up-to-date.
Mexico will soon have a dollar of fixed the milk of the human s|>ei*ies, is better
They are reliable in every respect.
to be fed without modifying, , as any
Guaranteed to give satisi-ictory wear. value in gold. The free and unlimited ,
coinage of silver will be done away with ' modification involves some < degree of
For sale by
and the government will maintain an ' heat above the normal of the body und
ample gold reserve for keeping the sil- that heat will harm more than any
MIULiS & F1J4UEY.
ver currency at a parity. There are good that can cume from modifying the
tâ
___ ___________ __
expressions of doubt as to the success milk.
of the movement for establishing a sys
SWEPT BY FLOOD.
1 tern of exchange between silver-stand­
ard and gold.standard countries that
High Tide Reaches Kansas City.
will put an end to the present fluctua-
the
I
tion,
but
there
is
no
question
as
to
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
K ansas C ity , M o ., May 30.—Four,
(STRICTLY IX ADVANCE.)
I desirability of such an arrangement.
teen lives, it is estimated has been lost,
One year.....................................
1 1.50
and lolly 50,000 persons have been ren­
75
Six'months.............................................
Coloted Race Educated.
dered homeless from the almost unpre­
50
Three months........................................
cedented floods now ranging in Okla­
I It is probably fail to assume that Sen-
The Question of Sea Power. | a tor, Siminins of North Carolina repre- homa, Indian Territory , Kansas, Mis-
souri, Nebraska and Iowa, The finan-
sents the general sentiment of his section
vial loss is immense, and is growing
President Roosevelt has again voiced
■ in regard to educating the colored race.
his firm conviction that it is the duly of
1 greater.
I In a recent address »Mr. Simmons de­
Lives are reported lost at the foilow-
the United States to increase its power
precated the tendency to teach the negro
on the sea. In his speech at Tacoma
ing points,: Topeka, 8 ; Des Moines, 4- ;
B
the mechanical and industrial arts, so
the president talked in his characteristic
Kansas City, 1 ; Oklahoma Citv, 1. The
that they may become skilled mechanics |
way regarding the building up of the
homeless are estimated as follows ;
and artisans, his view being that skilled j
navy, urging that such a policy is in the
Topeka, 7000 ; various interior Kansas
labor would be a damage to the colored j
interest of peace. ” The surest guar,
towns, 3500 ; Kansas City, Kan,, and
ini
race ¿generally in creating aspirations
rinty of peace is an adequate navy,” said
vicinity, 2500; Des Moines, 6000, and
an
which
could
not
be
realized.
He
thought
Mr. Roosevelt. ” The best possible as­
Nebraska points, 1000. Thousands of!
thi
that a few colorefl men skilled in mechan
i *■"
surance against war is an adequate
persons, particularly at Topeka ami (
vet
ical
trades
might
find
employment
both
navy. I ask for a navy primarily be­
throughout Kansas, spent last night on fe
sat
cause it is the surest means of keeping ! in the north and in the south, but if a housetops and hundreds at Des Moines
ait
peace and because if war does come very large number should be thus educat­ are without food and shelter.
Bh
ed
most
of
them
would
be
unable
to
surely there can be no American who
Railway service west and south from
obtain
work,
owing
to
the
prejudice
and
will tolerate the idea of its having any­
Kansas City is demoralized, dozens of
tot
opposition of white workers.
thing other than a successful issue.”
bridges, reaching as far west as Man.
yard», all ofthem having originated from I T>n.«a L and . A ct
toi
In the opinion of Mr. Simmons the
Not
a
train
has
gone
out
of
the
city
There is no doubt that a very large
hattan, Kan., have been washed out and
Uuited States ¡.and Office,
for
lime
stored
in
cars,
the
lime
having
be
­
negro
can
best
work
out
his
destiny
on
majority of our people approve this
Oregon City, Oregoi
many miles of track are under water. except East today.
De,
April wxh
The stage at 6 o’clock tonight was 30 come heated from contact with water.
view, because intelligent opinion in this ! the farm, that the place which gives him Rain is still falling in the southwest and
Notice is hereby given that iu coa>
no
At
4
o
’
clock
the
most
serious
blaze
of
the
best
assurance
of
success
is
at
the
reet,
7
inches.
The
previous
high
record
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
Coup
country recognizes the fact that so long
the Weather Bureau predicts that the
the
June 3, I878, entitled “Au act for thtr
as other nations go on increasing their plow and the hoe, work for which he is disastrous flood records of 1881 will lie was made in 1881 when the river rose to the day broke out in some lime cars timber lands in the Htates of CalHon»
peculiarly
adopted
both
by
nature
and
standing
opposite
the
west
end
of
the
gon,
Nevada
and
Washington
Temtur
sea power, in order to be fully prepared
exceeded and that the worst is to come. 26 feet three inches.
extended to all the Public Land Slats
long training and which he can pursue
The Union station, bv the rise of the Union Depot and directly behind the of August 4. 1892.
to protect and safeguard their commer­
SAMUEL G REED,
T opeka , Kan.,
May 30. — North floood today, was rendered practically roundhouse, owned jointly by all the Of Portland, county of Multnomah, *
cial and other interests, the United ' without dangerof friction with his white
colaborers. For this class of work the Topeko, with its 7000 inhabitants, is an useless, the water being from three to roads entering the depot. The flames Oregon, has this day filed in this ult
States must do the same. Those who,
I
sworn statemeht No. 6090, for the par,,
in Europe and in thiscountry, talk naval opportunities are ample, particularly in island, and ean be reached bv boat four feet deep. In the baggage-room ran rapidly from car to car. and within the E ’a of K % of section No. 7. in tp. IN,
No 9 West, and will offer proof tc
disarmament, will be somewhat discour- the south, where the whites will not alone. Houses, with the water below baggage was fastened to tackle and sus­ three hours 30 ftf them had been de­ that the laud sought is more value
generally
work
in
the
fields.
It
is
a
fact
stroyed.
Among
them
were
several
oil
its
timber or stone than for agricMltn
pended
in
the
air
out
of
reach
of
the
the
second-story
windows,
are
the ex-
aged by the attitude of Mr. Roosevelt,
and to establish his claim to mi
tanks, which, for a time, threatened poses,
yet most thoughtful men will regard it that the southern colored people have a ception in the residence district, Three water.
before the Register and Receiver of third
Oregon
City, Oregon, on Friday, the:-,
preference
for
the
work
of
the
farm
and
great damage to everything in the vi­
business houses collapsed early today.
Santa Fe a Heavy Loser.
as eminently practical and sound. How­
of July. I90.3. He names as wit 1 teaser
cinity
The
damage
in
this
fire
reaches
John
Stewart, Clara S ewait, Einmah
ever desirable a genera! policy of naval very generally are contented in doing it.. They had been deserted, and no one was
The Santa Fe Kailtoad Company’s
of Portland, Oregon , Lem Parker,»f.Ra-
disarmament may be, it is perfectly A considerable number of them own hurt. The (ay-Thomas planing mill was loss is very heavy. The railroad has $500,000.
Ongoii«
Any and all persons claiming adiere
manifest that it cannot be brought farms and successfully cultivated them. destroyed by fire, started from a live 100 miles oi track in the Argentine yards
above described *ands are requested to fit
about. No European nation would give It is undoubtedly well to encou* age them wire. Gas, water and electric lights are and several miles of freight cars standing I T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 1878.—N otice Eos (daiins in this office oil or before said it
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a moment’s serious consideration to a in this direciion, for there is no vocation shut off, while down Kansas avenue, the submerged. Some cars have broken loose
Uuited States Lund Office,
C has . B. M oores . Rep
Ci
in
which
they
can
be
so
independent
and
Oregon City, Oregon.
proposition to reduce its sea power
main street, water is pouring in a swift from.their trucks and floated down the
April 2oth, ioo3 I
ton
so
free
from
the
difficulties
and
dangers
Notice is hereby giv« n that in compliance T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878 —Nona
When such a suggestion was recently
stream that, at many points, should a river. The current has left the old chan­
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with the provisions of the act of Congress of 1
and
made in the British Parliament it was i incident to race prejudice. But the color­ lierson fall in, it would be difficult to nel and has moved south, taking all the June 3. i8;8. entitled Art act for the sale
United States Land office,
that
Oregon City, Orrp
ed
boy
who
has
a
taste
and
talent
for
of
timber
lands
in
the
States
of
California,
1
swim ashore.
accorded no attention. It would re­
buildings in its path. The Santa Fe Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory." as
April 20th,k
Notice is hereby given tli«t in comju the
ceive no serious consideration in the the mechanical and industrial artsshould
It is impossible to estimate the damage. track is tinder water nil the way to Hol­ extended to all the Public Land State» by act of
with the provisions of the act of CoBp dea i
August 4. 1892.
legislative branch of any other Euro­ not he denied opportunity to become a The river is still rising. All night in liday, eight miles from Argentine, up the
lune 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the»
EMMA B TIMMS,
timber lands in the tatesofCalitornia.Ottj says
mechanic
and
take
his
chance
of
earning
Of
Portland,
county
of
Multnomah,
State
of
pean country. The United Stateswill not
the worst-flo<»ded portions,
families Kansas Ki ver Valley.
Nevada, and Wuslnngton Territory,' 1 that
Oregon,
has
this
day
filedin
this
office
her
sworn
to nil the Public Land Statcabji
stop with the navy it now has. It will a livelihood as such. He should be en­ roosted on the roofs of buildings and in
The Turner bridge, six miles above .statement No 609I. for the purchase of tenped
refoi
the Sw <4 of Ne
W Se
Se K of Sw K of August 4, 1M92,
go on augmenting its sea power until abled to develop in whatever direction upper stories, shooting revolvers and Argentine, went out this moaning. Its rec. 7. tp. No. I North, Range No. 9 West, and
JOHN STEWART,
Portland, comity of Multnonuih, Star last
it has reached a position where it will his native talent points out for him and shouting to attract attention. One wreckage lodged against the county will offer pi<»of to show tlist 'he land sought is Of
more valuable for its timber or stone than Oregon, has this «lay filed in this off? ton )
feel absolutely secure and prepared for to make his own fight for success in this baker and four of his workmen who bridge at Argentine, which succumbed at 1 for agricultural purposes, and to establish her sworn statement No. 608’J, for the puirhn
di rec
1 claim to said land before the Register and the W of W «, of Sec. 8 in tp. 1 N Kang»
line.
No
harm
will
be
done
if
this
should
any emergency.
camped on their roof over night, escaped noon. The Belt Line Street Kailwav Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, and will offer proof to show that the
prove a siimnlus to ambition, while it on planks to-day. They saw a woman
on Friday, the i7th day of July, 1903. She sought is n ore valuable for its timber or* con*
bridge, just below the county bridge, fell I names as witnesses :
than for agricultural purposes, and to e»u
the
wliold be a great injustice to condemn to and two ot her children float away to
claim to said land before the Regwie
To Even Silver and Gold.
immediately afterward. Then, in suc­ • Samuel G. Reed, of Portland, Oregon ; I.em his
| Parker. Buy City, Oregon ; John Stewart, Edna Receiver of this office al Oregon City, Orq 1 Man
the plow and the hoe those who are their death, and the body of an unknown
on Friday the 17th «lay of July, I90;
cession, the Twenty.fourth-street bri«lge, , I). Timms, of Portland, Oregon.
The American commission on inten* capable of other things.
York
as witnesses :
man drifted by. All night the citizens owned jointly by the Metropolitan I Any and all persons claiming adversely the names
Lein Parker, of Bay City. Oregon St»'/ can r
national exchange,
which went to
1 al>ove-described lands are requested to tile their
Reed,
Emma
Timms.
Cfara
Stewart,
of?
t|
ie
claims
in
this
office
ou
or
before
said
17th
day
of the South Side labored in the work ot Street Kailroad Company and
Europe the Inst week, is expected to
000 c
land, Oregon.
of July, 1903.
Aspetic Milk for Infants.
rescue by boat, wagon and horseback. county, and the county bridge, over __
Any and nil persons c aiming adverath--5
C has . B. M oores , Register.
bring about important results affecting
above-described lands are requested to filo to ha
The
city
patrol
horses
were
drowned
in
Fifth street were carried away. Five T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 1878.—N otice tor claims in thi& office on*or before said pa . this,
the monetary relations between gold
Ten years ago the mortality statistics
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of July, 1903.
the work of rescue.
hundred frame dwellings are under
Uuited States I.and Office,
standard and silver-standard countries showed that of all children born in this
C has . B. M oores , Reps and 1
Oregon City, Oregon,
water.
At present financial conditions between country 50 per cent died before they had
the c
K ansas C ity , M o ., May 31.—With the
April 8th, T9O3.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 18;8.—Nona thorn
The river is full of wreckage and
these countries are most unsatifac- reached their sixth year. The attention waters of the Kaw and Missouri Rivers
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with the provisions of the net of Congress of
United States Land Office,
tory and are likely to become more so of physicians and scientists was given to nearly four feet abotie the disastrous crowds of people lined the banks today, June 3. 1878, entitled An act for the sale of
If Bn
Oregon Ci y, Oregon
timber lands in the States of California. Oregon
unless a general arrangement shall be an effort to discover and prevent as far level of 1881 and their swollen tides watching the procession • of houses, cars, j nevnun
April 2oth,
liquo
Nevada uuu
and Washington
Territory,
as ex
w
i rrniory, ’ hb
Notice is hereby given that in comp
temled to all the Public Land States by act of with
made that will establish uniformity of as possible this great mortality.
spread 12 square miles of the citv and its trees and other debris that floated < . August
the provisions of the act of Cong* a mot
4th, 1W».
June
3rd,
I878,
entitled
‘
A11
act
for
the«
r
___ ____
WILLIAM
RYAN
exchange and put an end to the fluc­
As the food of infants was milk they in- suburbs. Kansas City tonight is endur­ down.
lands in the States of California, On in wa
Of Tillamook City. C«
County
Tillamook. State timber
Twelve bodies were counted as they ’ ( of
’unt f...
' of
Nevada and Washington Territory,” f
tuation which have in the last few vestigated the quality of the milk that ing the worst flood of its history.
ha« tills
this day
..............
, Oregon, has
filed
in this . «.ffiee his tended
to all the Public Land States by»
‘ : ¿..t No.
2
-077, ^for
for the purchase
’0”1 ^‘atepient
60-7,
purchnse of
years proved so troublesome and dis­ was furnished as infant food. The result
In the valley of the Kaw or Kansas floated past during the day. In nearly ' J**
the S
of Ne *4 and S % of Nw *-4 of August 4th, TS92.
STEWART.
astrous to the silver-using countries.
was that they found that the quality of River, between this city and Kansas every case they were lying across pieces 1 sec No. 2, tn Township No 1 south, Of Portland, CLARA
county of Multnomah, •
range No. 7 west, und will offer proof to show
The movement looking to an arrange­ the milk furnished in the cities was very City, Kan., a report has it that a num­ of wreckage. On the mof of a cabin that the land sought is more valuable for its of Oregon, has this day filed in this office
•H in statement No. 6088, for the piirdM
ment pt international exchange which poor and not only poor but noxious, this ber of lives ha ve been lost. One report that came swirling down could be seen timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, the K h Nw l4. Sw
Ne »4, Nw *4 Se.
and to establish his claim to said laud before section No 17, in Tp. No.
1 North, Rau
will remedy the existing conditions was for several reasons, first much of the says 14 and another 50, but in the midst the bodies of a woman and her child.
the County Clerk of Tillamook ' 'oiitily, < Iregon, . W, and will offer pi oof to show
that the
at
Tillamook
City.
Oregon«
on
Friday,
the
19th
The large acid plant of the Southwest day of June. 1903. He names as witnesses :
initiated bv Mexico and the appoint­ milk sold had been deprived of cream. of demoralization of traffic and only
sought is more . aluable for its timber or « 1
for agricultural purposes, and to estab,
Frank B. Herrington. Fred Arthur, James R. than
ment of.the American commission was Second preservatives had been put in the ordinary means of communication it is Chemical Company is flooded by 20 feet
her claim to said land before the Regisfori-
Harris, Hiiloert L. Fawler, of Tillamook, Ore.
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oreg?
of water. The Santa Fe car shops, ma­
at the request of the government of milk that when taken into the stomachs impossible to verify these reports.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the on
Friday, the 17th day of July, i9oj. *'
above
described
lands
are
requested
to
file
their
that country. The purpose of the com­ of the infants stopped digestion, and
The financial loss has been increasing chine shops, round-house, station and c aims in this office on or before said 19th daj names as witnesses :
John Stewart, Samuel G. Reed of Portia:
mission in its visit abroad is to learn caused diarrhea. Third, the milk was all day and bids fair to continue. The elevator, and the Argentine smelter of June, 1903.
Oregon ; Lein Parker, of Bay < it x, Grep:
C has . R. M oores , Register.
The 1000 em­
Emma Timms, of Portland, Oregon
whether there is any way in which the found to be filthy from neglect at the heaviest loss ,is at Armourdale, where stand in deep water.
Any and all persons claiming adveralyi
*
T
imber
L
and
,
A
ct
J
une
3,
1878
—
N
otice
F
or
great commercial nations of the world milking stables.
above
described binds are requested to
the losses to the packing industry and ployes of the Santa Fe are idle, also 500
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their claims in this office on or before »
men from the acid works, and, indeed,
United States Land Office,
can come together in some plan to
These philanthropists addressed them- others is placed at $2,500,000.
for da
17th day of July, 1903.
I
Oregon
(
it
,
Oregon.
C has . B, M oores , Regirtr
steady the rales of exchange between selves to the task of getting laws passed 1 Argentine, another suburb, has suffered all the wage-workers of Argentine.
juries
May oth, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
gold nnd silver using nntions. Noth­ compiling the inspection of milk that losses estimated at $500,000. Other
Provisions for the Hungry.
falling
with the provisions of the act of Congress of T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N< Ttcsf
ing that the commission expects to do was sold in the cities, which soon lessen- losses which cannot be estimated will in­
There would have been a famine today j June 3. 1878, entiled “ An act for the sale of tim­
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ber
lands
in
the
States
of
California,
Oregon,
United Mates Land Office,
will affect the monetary system of this I ed the mortality of the infants, showed crease the total very materially. Arm­ but for the discovery of two refrigerator Nevada, and Washington Territory," as ex­
Oregon City, O ego-<,
tended to all the Public I.and States by act of
or any other country, so far as the in­ the good effects of these laws. They ourdale, with a population of 16,000 carloads of meat in the railway yards August
April JUbift
At t
4, I892,
Notice
is
hereby
given that in comply*
tegrity of the gold standard is con­ were not content with stopping here, people, is deserted and its site marked and the generosity of a contractor who
FRANCIS M. SHEARER,
disagr
with the provisions of the act of ( eng e*
»Of Garibaldi, County of Tillamook, State of June
3rd, 1878, entitled “An act for ihe«a*
cerned. All the five countries to be ' but they went to the foundation of the only by the tops of buildings and a num­ sent a wagon-load of bread from Kansas I Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
diet !•
lands in ’he S ates of California (W
statement No. 6127, for the parchase of timber
specially consulted are gold-standard milk supply—to the farm and by precept ber of fires.
plainti
Nevada
and
Washington
Territory,"
ai
•'
Citv for free distribution. This meat 1 I sworn
the Se *4 of
% of Section No. 4. in Township tended to all the Public Land Stat. » by »e
countries. There is nothing at all akin I and example improved the sanitary con-
oaiiiot
Seven fires, believed to be chefly box was confiscated and the bread and meat No. 1 North, Range 10 West, and will August 4, 1892.
offer
proof
to
show
that
the
land
sought
is
EDNA D. TIMMS,
to the free coinage of silver or even the | ditions of the buildings where cows cars burning, could be seen from the is being served at the City Hall to all more valuable for its timber or stone than for
Boek-,
Of
Portland,
county
of
Multnomah,
State
•
milked, they inves- bluffs tonight. There is some danger applicants. Many of the destitute are agricultural purposes, and t<» •stablish hia Oregon, has thin day filed in this office R
more extensive use of silver as money | were kept and
for »21
claim to said land before the county Clerk
that is contemplated. The commission I tigated the drinking water of the cows that the flames will spread to the par­ negroes who have not even saved suf­ of Tillamook County, Otegon, Tillamook City, swi.ru statement No. 6092 for the pu’ch"»
consid
the Ne l4 Nw*4, N % Ne Q sec 18; Nwtfln
Oregon,
on
Friday,
the
21th
day
of
July,
I903.
has been instructed to present to for­ | and the water that was used for wash­ tially submerged buildings, addinggreat, ficient clothing. The people in the He names as witnesses .
o’ sec. No. 17, in tp. 1 North. Range 9 »* •
and
will
offer
proof
to
show
that
the
1*
eign governments the subject of putting ing the milk vessels, they looked after J ly to the already heavy loss. The fires flooded district had ample warning but} Ervin Carter. Fred Paquet. Lloyd C. Smith. sought is more valuable for its timberorho'
that B
Otto Shearer, of Garibaldi, Oregon.
to1* agricultutol purposes, and to estate* i
an end by some monetary arrangement the clothing and habits of the milkers.
which
started by the intrusion of flood into a clung to their houses, hoping for a fall of Any and all persons claiming adversely the than
her claim to said land before the Register«1* j
1
above-described
lands
are
requested
to
file
their
to the present fluctuation in the rates
Another set of people inaugurated the l lime warehouse.
other c
the water until they could escape only bv claims in this office on or before said 24th day Rei eiver of this office at Oregon Ciiy. Oregon « /)
Friday,
the
17th
day
of
July,
1908.
*
I of July, 1903.
of exchange between silver-standard modified and aseptic milk business, and
Mr.i
boats or rafts.
Take Refuge in Big Hall.
names as witnesses :
A lgernon S, D resser , Register.
Samuel G. Reed, John Stewart of
and gold-standard countries. It does attempted to supply the public with ' I The refugees from Armourdale for the
ey Smi
The situation in thesnburb of Armotir-
Oregon ; Lem Parker, of Bay City. OrfP* 1
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
not appear that any definite plan has milk that was adapted in its make up to most part are huddled together in the dale tonight is one of utter desolation
Emma II. Timins, Portland. Oregon.
tigatio
Department of the Interior.
Any and alt persons claiming adversely*
vet been formulated, though doubtless the infants’ wants. The results were immense auditorium of the Convention with every prospect that the financial
Land office at Oregon City, Ore ,
the Co.
above described lands are requested to file the*
9th, 1903
mem tiers of the commission have one in flattering and more of the innocents I Hall, although several hundred found loss, already heavy, will be greater! Notice is hereby given that May
claims in this office on or beL>re aaid 17t>o*
insure
the f llowing- of
July , 1903.
mind for suggestion to the govern, were rescued from untimely graves. All havens with friends in more fortunate within the next 24 hours. In this section 1 j named settler has file«! notice of her iuteutioii
C har . B. M oores Registr
P Attm
to make final proof iu support of herclaim, and
ments of the foreign countries they will , these improvements have reduced infant jiarts of the city.
are situated all the large packing-houses. ! that said proof will be made before the T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otic IW
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
visit.
mortality largely.
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where I
Two-thirds of Argentine, a railroad Armours, Swifts, Cudahy and Schwartz. I mook. Oregon, on June 2 th. Ioo3.viz
Uuited States Lan«! Office.
RUTH BEWLEY :
The matter is one in which the I The latest plan for perfect and aseptic and manufacturing town on the south child & Sulzebergers. The loss in these '
legatio
Oregon Citv, Ore.
; H.E. No. 13550 for the E HSw ‘4. sec. 2j and N
May 2sth. W*
United States has a very great inter­ inilk has peen practiced by Dr. Roche of, bank of tfie Kansas River, six miles Irom plants will nlone tie close to $2.000,000. Nw’4. sec 26 tp. t N. range Io W.
wired 3
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
coiuplu^
’
j
She name« the following witnesses to prove
est, perhaps not less than any other ¡New York, who makes a speciality of| Kansas City, is inundated from 10 to 20
the nee
The agents of Swift
Co. also suf. her continuous residence upon and cultivation with the provisions of the act of CongT*01 ;
June 3. 1R78, entitled “An act for th*
country. As a great manufacturing na­ i feeding infants.
two im
feet of ¿water, and probablv $500,000 fered a loss from water roughly esti­ of said land, viz
of
timber
lands
in
the
States
of
CaiiR*
8
"
B Elliott, of Tillamook, Ore. ; James Oregon, Nevada and Washington rerritaff. r
tion, producing a surplus that must ¡¡I'r Koche depends on the quality of damage has been done Five bridges mated at $500.000, and the great plant C William
Bewley, of Hohsonvil’e, On*. ; Manville B. extended
to
all
the
Public
Land
States
by»«
largely lie sold to the silver using coun­ | his milk for his success, and his records have lieen swept away, all the railroad will be idle for sometime to come. In Petteys, WindfieM 8. Cone, of Bay City, Ore.
August 4. 1892.
Dr.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register. I
JOHN F. MARTIN
tries, it is obvious that the United show that he has saved more infants tracts and factories are under water and addition to this there are great numbers
Of Tillamook, county of T’llanmok, Sttti^
NOTICE
F"R
publication
.
States is very much concerned in the than most that makes this a specialty. business is suspended. Fortv-five hun­ of freight cars standing on the tracks in 1
Oregon, has this day filed in this office • j-
Department of the Interior.
sworn statement No. 6I5R. for the
)
question of a sound monetary system Ont of 2‘X) that he had under his care he dred of the 6500 inhabitants are home, all ot which the freight is utterly ruined. 1
Laud Office at OregonCit}. Ore.,
of the E U of the 8e 5^. section 3o
a
May 9th. 190.3
is pre
siw
*4
of
Section
No.
29.
in
T
unsh«F
for those countries, the effect of which ’ only lost 4 per cent. His method is the | less and nearly 3000 are destitudc.
Notice is hereby given that the following-
All the residences in the district are un.
named settler has filed notice of his intention ¿South, Range No. i0 West, and
fint <
would lie to increase their consumption, care of the milk as it comes from the
Kansas City tonight is without a der water, most of them being but one-1 to make final proof tn support of his claim, and pi oof to show that the land soujnt
more valuable for its timber or’tone tM«
to the advantage of all manufacturing cow. Before milking the cows’ udders water supply, the flood having disabled
that said proof will be made before County agricultural
best <
nurpo-e«,
and
to
e«t.<
’
i«h
story affairs and fully 6000 people from cltrk
County, at Tillamook. to sai«i land l>efore the Countv Clerko»p’
countries, while at the same time es­ arc washed with a weak solution of cor­ the pumping station, and the utmost this suburb have been compelled to Oregon, of on Tillamook
June 27th. 1903, viz. :
teeth
rnook County, at Tillamook City
.
EDWARD M SMITH.
tablishing stable financial conditions rosive sublimate, and the help were clean, care is being taken that no fires shall
7
abandon their homes and take to the1 H F 14000 for the E lv Nw >4 Sw '4 Nw '4 and Saturdoy, the 8th day of August, 19°S-
hint.
names aa »itnesee» .
throughout the commercial world, the | disinfected garments, their hands before break out.
Nw ’4 Sw 4 sec. 35. tp 2 N, range lo W
higher ground for safety.
James M Morgan, James Morgan M ’.
He names the fo lowing witnesses to prove Morgan,
general influence of which would be milking are washed in the sublimate
of
Netarts,
Ore.
;
Gust«'
h
“
nJt
Univ one street car line in the city is
hia continuous residence upon and cultivation
Lime Starts Destructive Fires. of
Tillamook. Ore.
.
said land, vis:
highly beneficial.
solution. The doctor does not sterilize running tonight, owing
_ ______
to the disabling
Any and all persons claiming adv«*1 *.
Harry Crane. Benjamin Johnson. lewis L. above-described
At
9
o
’
clock
tonight
seven
fires
were
lands are requested to
Meanwhile Mexico is making good. his milk, holding that any degree ot heat of the ¡lower plants by the flood.
Smith, of Hobsonville. Oregon
Theodore Claims in thia office
oil or before said
j burning in as many places in the railway j Kingsley of Nehalem. Oregon
August, 190,.
.
DanMa R-gister.
A lgbbnon 8. Darssia. R«T
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